Google Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've been working in Google LA for my summer internship. The people there are all nice to work with. You can learn a lot when you study all the internal tools. You can also balance your life and work easily. I really recommend working in Google!"

"Google is great! Absolutely amazing company"

"Great place to work and be around."

"I love this company."

What do you like about working at Google?

"I feel that the culture is both progressive and collaborative. I am always learning things at work, and this makes it exciting."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Study beforehand, and be honest and down to earth at the interview. Also, don't tell me I'm interviewing you incorrectly. If what I say is technically wrong, tell me, and be ready to explain to me or argue with me why that is."

What don't you like about working at Google?

"I wish our interview candidates are better than they are."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I have absolutely no desire to run the show. So the things I do differently would probably be things I do worse. Much worse."

"Great company to work for! Highly recommend this company to anyone looking to gain new experience, explore career options, looking for educational opportunities, etc."

"It gives me everything I need to do well, and it exposes me to new technology and keeps me on my feet to learn something new everyday."

"I have been working at Google for 3 years. It is a great place with the latest technologies, nice people and opportunities to work."

"Great perks but above all great people. Lots of autonomy."

"Google is one of the best companies to work for in the world. However it is extremely difficult for TVC's who at times are looked over because they came into the company under a contract."

"PiePeople provided structure allowing me to consult for Google directly. They were responsive, helpful, and courteous."

"In my 10 years with Drive I have progressed through the roles and my career at a fairly efficient pace. I started out as an unpaid intern and ended as a sr. operations director. I have made several valuable meaningful professional relationships and wouldn't anything."